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Prim Mart has grown from being the internet’s original primitive crafts marketplace into a celebration of the country lifestyle. If you love everything related to home decor and improvement, gardening, DIY crafts, food, and a family-oriented lifestyle, you have come to the right place!
Founded in 2001, Prim Mart hosted the largest primitive crafting community online! And though the community was dissolved, we continue to grow to offer an array of DIY crafts resources, including free patterns and many home design, craft, and other helpful articles on our blog!
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Cooking is an essential skill everyone should be a little familiar with, but it’s understandable if you don’t. In fact, a 2013 study conducted by Tufts University found that 28 percent of Americans didn’t know how to cook. Further, another…
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